Law firm further expands its regional network with latest acquisition
Leeds-headquartered law firm, Ison Harrison, has acquired Skipton-based personal injury specialists Armstrong Luty Solicitors.
The deal expands Ison Harrison’s reach across North Yorkshire, enhancing its personal injury capabilities.
It increases the firm’s total number of offices across the region to 21, with additional branches to be revealed imminently as part of its continued growth strategy.
Established in 1995, Armstrong Luty Solicitors has provided expert legal support to clients involved in personal injury claims over the past three decades.
The acquisition sees the firm’s operations integrated into Ison Harrison’s growing network, boosting its presence in North Yorkshire.
Armstrong Luty will continue to serve clients from its current Skipton office, which will now operate under the Ison Harrison brand.
Managing partner of Ison Harrison, Jonathan Wearing, said: “Armstrong Luty’s expertise in personal injury law is a natural fit with our own, and this integration significantly strengthens and broadens our personal injury offering.
“The outstanding local reputation and respected standing of Nick Luty and Andrew Armstrong within the legal community were key drivers behind our decision to pursue this acquisition.
“Together, we’re more capable, adaptable, and better positioned to serve our clients than ever before. It also supports the firm’s wider ambition of making high-quality legal advice more accessible across Yorkshire.”
Andrew Armstrong, founder of Armstrong Luty, said: “Becoming part of Ison Harrison marks an exciting new chapter for us. Their strong reputation and widespread presence across the region will enable us to offer even greater support to our clients.”
Nick Luty, co-founder, added: “We’re proud to join a forward-thinking, employee-owned firm that shares our commitment to delivering client-focused legal services. It’s a natural and positive fit for both teams.”
Ison Harrison currently employs more than 350 staff across Yorkshire. In addition to its Leeds head office its presence includes bases in York, Wakefield, Barnsley, Huddersfield, Doncaster and Harrogate.
